Malaya Tribune, 22 January 1929

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol XVI, No. 18 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1929 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Tuesday, January 22, 1929.
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    The Silver Screen.
    866 2 Notes for Malayan Pnturtgcen. (Special to the "Malaya Tribune.") In this new series of film comments for Malayan readers no excuse will be offered for occasional strong: personal views. A review lacking a personal touch is always flat and uninteresting;. There are columns of that dead stuff
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    THEIR SIAMESE MAJESTIES.
    156 2 Daily Sittings for Portraits. Their Majesties the Kin? and Queen of Siam, are now giving daily sittings to j Captain Oswald Biriey, M.C, R. 0.1., an ar- tist of real note who lately arrived from England, to paint their portraits. The Kirg is he rȣ painted in
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      315 2 I Hall s Wine is a genuine medicated wine It enriches the blood and tones un the nerves, rejuvenating the entire system. That is why doctors recommend it as the unfailing tonic m all I cases of weakness. j TakeawineglassfulofHall'sWinetwo or three times a day. See how quickly your energy
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      348 2 Lll „„„r ii II fwy^n^Twasag^ ftk Colgate's Eclat Talc I 1 lN j. !s a veively-soU, absorbent powder pi cooling and nirtshing. It ccntains a Irroilfl a miId soolnin 2 ingrcditnt that a ff/fMLX I helps to keep the skin health). iH l The fragrance of Eclat is like a
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    Tagore.
    541 3 "Light from the East." FAMOUS INDIAN POET AS A GLOBETROTTER. The fdllowing is from an Indian paper:— lhe life of the great Hindu poet of Oriental mysticism, Tagore, has undergone a conspicuous change. For some time past he has been writing little—his fame rests mainly on poetical and prose
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      191 3 1 VIROL the food /or j GROWTH j i hildren need Virol. I |l builds stamina and enriches I For Virol is a scien- I ed food containing I those food dements which I isary to healthy growth I ipinent. And it .is so eves delicate and I hildren can
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      98 3 GALVANIZED WIRE NETTING FOR TENNIS COURTS. MOHAMED BIN HOOSAINSAH OFFICE: 66 ROBINSON ROAD. (Ground Floor Tel. No. 2454.) FACTORY: LORONG H. No. 4. Teluk Kurau Road, Singapore. Manufacturer and Supplier of Rattan and Bertam Chicks, Canvas and Tarpaulin Blinds, Tennis Blue Screens, Bertam Panels and Galvanized Wire Netting with Galvanized
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    Our London Letter.
    2000 4 PROSPECTS FOR GENERAL ELECTION. "Come to Britain" Movement. .(Special to the "Malaya Tribune.*') London, Dec. 27. The experiment of rearrang.ng the Parliamentary Session seems to be working well. Under the old order of things Parliament met early in February and there was an unseemly scramble to get
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      125 4 BABIES |3§| J |LOVE IT/J Prepared from rich English m,ik made and packed \J in the West Country, and sent directtoall partsoftheWorld I |g j OF ALL CHEMISTS STORES. S, R. SASSOON, No. 98, Robinson Road, Sole Agent:—S.S. F.M.S. I Just Received New Shipments. Our well-known Velour Hat made jj|
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      162 4 On The Prairies of Canada Baby's Own Tablets Are A Household Remedy. This Mother Says She Has Found Them Wonderful For Children's Troubles. You do not have to coax and threaten to pet the little ones to take Baby's Own Tablets. The ease with which they are {riven, as compared
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      127 4 BENNO hMOiSEIWITSCrI jj RECITALS j VICTORIA TH£AmF 1,; JANUARY J22nd 23rd. "His Master's Voice'! a I RECORDS EXCLUSIVELY THIS WORLD FAMOUS ARTISTf I j ELECTRICAL RECORDINGS. I Without obligation to purchase, we cordially invite a you to call and hear his latest records. 3 ru g jg AGENTS: -J j
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    RUBBER STATISTICS.
    198 5 Details of Malayan Slocks. Census of stocks of Rubber held by dealers and on estates of ov»»- 100 k %KS^ ai export Rgar s (Stocks V*B tZ'YZZ Estate Stocks. Estimated Stocks of dry prepared Territory. weights rubber Stocks Exports Total ready for held by ™P° rts Stocks sale
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    PONTIAN RUBBER.
    377 5 Lowest All-in Costs Recorded. London, Dec. 22. The eighteenth ordinary general meeting of the Pontian (Malay) Rubber Company, Ltd., was held yesterday at Winchester House, E.C. Mr. Philippe E. Gourju (the chairman) said that although the net profit showed a considerable reduction, yet, after taking into account the
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    EXPENSIVE PRESENTS.
    321 5 Although the King's illness spread a depression ever the early pait of the Christmas shopping, writes our London correspondent, there was a spirited rally on the publication of better news towards the close when the shops were thronged with last minute purchasers. A notable f ature this year
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    MARKET PRICES.
    441 5 Singapore, Jan. 19. MEAT. Beef, steak (round) kati 50 Keel, stew or curry kati 45 Pork, lean kati gX Pork lean and fat (lat quality) kati 99 Mutton Indian lb. 5 Mutton Australian lb. S Fowl, kati g Hens (Locally reared) kati 80 Ducks each j JJ ffl*
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      191 5 TO LET. At Siang Lim Park a large number of Garlen Houses at moderate rental. Three rooms and four rooms at $30 and $35 respectively. Water and Gas laid. Electricity will bi available for every House in a short time. Fittings at our expense. Inspect the Park and satisfy yourself
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    BENZINE PRICES.
    71 7 AsMtK- Petro eum Co. (S.S.) Limited. Per Imp. Gallcn. KED SHELL (ex pump) 3 etf (ex 2-gl. can &/or 4-gi. drum) 80 c^s YELLOW SHELL (ex pump) 80 c I. (ex 4-gl. drum) 80 rts (ex 4-gl. tin) 83Vi> cts. SHELL AVIATION (ex 4-gl. drum) 95 cts (ex
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    130 7 Ships Alongside the Wharves. Singapore, Jan. 22. ♦Cast Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Rajula 22; Anhui 20. «*in Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Kistna 18; Zuiko Maru 16; 'Pres. Van Sn re M 11; edBh 9 Keemun-Azuma-san Maru 6. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3) Tirnavo 36. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate
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    Malayan Personalities—37.
    180 7 y i"f inaiaya Tribune" Artist. 1 con R Wah, J.P., Compradore of the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Singapore. Born at eldest sm it the late See Ewe Boon and great grandf on °f the late See Hood Kee Mala ra- sc? Ph' 3 Institution; joined the
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    LUNAS RUBBER.
    187 7 A Drop in the Net Profits. Tne .lirectors of tne Luncs Rubber Estate* Ltd. have issued th? following: report: The net profit for the v ar ended Oct. 31 ia.t amount* to $28,212.68 (as agafret $129,358.66 for the previous year), to which must be addid the balance* of
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    MAYNARD AND CO., LTD.
    94 7 Dividend of Six Per Cent. ihe director, cf Mayna?d and Co, Ltd., have issued the followinr report: The net pio.iit for the year, ended Oct. 31 last, subject to directors' fees, is $4.819 54 which, added to :he balance car-Ld forward from 1927 sh )\\s a
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    FINANCE & COMMERCE.
    1154 7 FINANCE COMMERCE. PRODUCE. rtl 0 _r_" Singapore, January 22. Old s,am Rice No. 1 per Koyan $330 o.'d d _S :I" S I WMte Pcp pt New Siam Ri ce 2 595 IX J d 5'~ k Pe PPer 67.00 New Siam Rice 3 foal Copra Rice, Saigon 1 per
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    NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY.
    219 7 Thursday's Meeting. H i r metln V f the Singapore Natural History Society was held on Thursday evening m the Medical College. Mr. M R Henderson who is the Curator of the Herbarium in the Botanic Gardens, showed a specimen of a ginger plant zinallied to the
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      358 7 LATOSI^VERTISEMENTS. WANTEp-Teachers of either sex for a teal school Apply immediately Box No. SJG, c/o Malaya Tribune. WANTED—Second-hand Motor Cycle Frlbune B X 8 5 C/ ri S^ LE —i* vd c Whitw tion—Touring de luxe—7-9 h.p.—Electri- $1,100. Selling for $500. Box *04, c/o Malaya Tribune. NOTICE. The Singapore Chamber
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      164 7 SINGAPORE DIARY. To-day, January 22. rtiirh Tides.—a.m., 8.59 p.m. gupi ■>. S.C.C. v. United Services, Stadium. Penang Races. \jcctuT by "Pussyfoot Johnson, Methodist Church, 5.80 p m. ■gnno Moiseiwiteh, Victoria Theatre, 9.30 To-norn w. January 23. S VC Recruiting Day. Football: Siamese v. Malays, Stadium. v: S.C.C. v. Welch. U
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      79 7 METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. KANDANG KERBAU STATION. By courtesy of the Government Health Office.) For the 24 hours ending midnight, Jan. 21. Max?mum shade temperature fff F I Minimum shade temperature 72 4 F 1 Mean shade temperature 7S Max mum run radiation U H P Minimum gra-- radiation T! p temperature
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      21 7 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS. "7 P lS ammC f Dril,S UP t0 and f r Jan To-morrow, Jan. 23.—Drill Hall, SVC Recruiting Day.
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    JOIN UP TO-MORROW!
    729 8 To-morrow is Recruiting Day for *he Singapore Volunteer Corps. We urge every young man, of every community concerned, who is not a Volunteer, to consider his position earnestly, and to think of his citizenship and his sportsmanship. Is any fit man between the ages of 18 and
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    1134 8 A large section of the Burma Regiment has gone to Kroh, Upper Perak, for the annual camp. For attempting to steal a wristlet watch from a compatriot, a Chinese was sentenced by the District Judge yesterday to six months* r.i., to be followed by a year's police supervision. The birthday
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    311 8 Mr. W. F. McKenzie, cf [poh ,v i for England. I; Vl^ Datch AbduFah bin Jaffar |gi tv Mentri of Johore, left for Java on by thg "P'.ancius." Mr. M. Wheatley, aeadma r ot George V. School, Ssremaan has «tv trom a visn to Calcutta. hliis Yeo
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    "PUSSYFOOT" JOHNSON.
    216 8 Second Visit After Thirty Years. Among the passengers v.h< ,ime hmh the 'President van Euriu" y< sterday Mr. W. E. Johnson, more fa ri iarly kroti rs "Pussyfoot" John on, hr -ident -f World L?ag ue Against Alcoh ilism. Massively bu.lt and of a quiet b.t rher ful
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    DR. G. S. ARUNDALE.
    140 8 Yesterday's Lecture. At th, Victoria Theatre last fore a big audience. Dr. G dslivered bi* lecture "New ton." Mr. Scow i\.h lecturer, who is a most ent< rtam as spaa* handled his subject in such an atle TfJ that the att- ntion of "h be said
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    43 8 From Western Australia »A due at Singapore noon to From Holland by s.s. la.'-.- h pore on Thursday morning. From China and .1; due at Singapore at 5 p.m From Europe, (I/>n Jan. 3) by s.s. Maceduma, d«j midnight en Thursday.
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    27 8 Latest Quotations. RUBBER New V««k:-»% «nts S'ngapcre:- :'>4 j-' 1 1 TIN Undonr-Spot 822 (d(lWn 8* months, buyers ±~< sellers £221 15s. < do Singapore:—sll2 I
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      236 8 I AN ENTIBELY I 1. OF PATTERNS. 1 iMPSgingham! 1 SmT 40 ins. Wide. SWDURO 95 cts. 'M 9 Fabrics-duraple 1 fadeless YARD. 1 Duro Gingham gives complete satis- I faction both in wear and wash, j lioni^ I I I vi J wit of man has contrived, jg gI
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    AMANULLAH TRIES A "COME-BACK."
    381 9 Recent Abdication Rescinded. MARCHING WITH BROTHER ON KABUL. Reuter's Service. Peshawar, Jan. 21. bayatullah has gone to Chaman. He stated that he intended to join his brother b, at KanJahar. It-appears that •ho pi Kandahar is supporting I I the Shinwaris will move ajrainst Kabul. The
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    OPIUM DEBATE.
    184 9 ■Japanese Delegate Urges Strict Control. INDIAN STATES CRITICISED. Reuter's Service. U Geneva, Jan. 21. Opium Commission continued the ie annual report on India. an interesting oebate on smuggled drugs. »fe lit> De,ev >ngn3 drew attention •P;;r ance of discovering the sources c*' a ret d but said that
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    JAPAN ADMITS CHINA'S NEW TARIFF.
    41 9 to Pay Unsecured Loans. Reuter's Service. Tokyo, Jan. 21. 8 signature it will he exchanged y. 1 in the next day to pay five miilion ofr payment,/ 'he •s recognising vhtir T-'riff UJn ees to reco-rise
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    Desert Murder.
    102 9 AMERICANS AMBUSHED BY WAHABIS. Missionary Shot Dead. Reuter's Service. Basrah, Jan. 21. part y of WO Wahabis ambushed two motor-cars in which were Mr. Charles Crane the former American Ambassador to China, J C Crane > M r. Charles Jones (the letter's valet) and the Rev. Henry Bilkert
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    KING'S STEADY PROGRESS.
    208 9 No Bulletin Last Night. Reuter's Service. British Official Wireless. London, Jan. 21, 11.5 a.m. unlh h ang^d n8: S COndition this corning was London, Jan. 21. 12.40 p.m. Chi* Kin°s:' ally j£? tsd that the Process in bu etl Co K ndltl n n ted in the
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    PUBLIC SAFETY.
    29 9 Indian Government's Bill. Reuter's Service. New Delhi, Jan, 22. The Government has decided to re-intro-duce the Public Safety Bill at the forthcoming session of the Legislative Assembly
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    "PREACHER ROBBER."
    118 9 Tokyo's Mystery Man. (By courtesy of the Xanyo Xichi-Nichi Shimbunsha Tokyo, Ja n 20. Two detectives were seriously wounded by a robber armed with a revolver in th» premises cf Dr. L Xitobe, who resigned his post n connection with the League of Xations at Gen-va last year.
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    JAPANESE TAXES.
    65 9 Shinto Club's Attitude. (By courtesy of the Nanyo Nichi-Nichi Shimbur.sha Tokyo, Jan. 20 The Shinto Club, of which Mr. Tokonami is the leader, and which holds the balance of votes in the Diet, has issued a statement announcing that the Party sees no reason to carry out the
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    190 9 At the 36th annual general meeting of the Cheng Kee Hean Association, held at 41, Tras Street, the following were elected office-bearers for the current year:—Mr. Cheang Hong Tian, Presidant; Mr. Ong Siew Kiam, Vice-President; Mr. Sect Cheng Lin, hon. secretary; Mr. Tan Chin Heng, hon. treasurer; Mr. Cheam Cheow
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    Iraq Deadlock.
    72 9 RESIGNATION OF THE CABINET. Britain and Defence Question. Reuter's Service. Bagdad, Jan. 21. Differences between the British and Iraq Governments about national defence have resulted in the resignation of the Iraq Cabinet. The British authorities hold the view that Iraq is not yet ready to assume full responsibility
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    NIGHT CLUB TRIAL.
    120 9 Police Sergeant Charged with Corruption. Reuter's Service. London, Jan. 21. \fI h V rial f Station Sergeant Goddard, OM v r ck nd C Ribl,ffi °P ene d at the t»m Bailey to-day. Goddard is charged with corruptly accepting as an inducement or reward for doing forbearing
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    "SPEAK-EASIES" RAIDED.
    117 9 American Cities Cleaning Up. Reuter's Service. N w York, Jan. 21. American cities are now enga-e 1 in Periodical "cl.aning „p" operations, following the recent raids in the New Yorknight clubs and dance halls in Chicago 3,000 arrests have been effected in 30 hours in speak easies" a
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    LANCASHIRE SLUMP.
    88 9 Mr. Churchill Promises New Triumphs. Reuter's Service. London, Jan. 22. Mr. Winston Churchill, Chancellor of the Exchequer v speaking to the Manchester Uiamber of Commerce, said that a very important schema, of amalgamation in one section of the; cotton trade is on the eve of being launched and
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    SALVATION ARMY.
    78 9 Motion for Injunction Postponed. British Official Wireless. [British Official Wireless.] Rugby, Jan. 21. h»h. h 1». Tr° n fo r 5" in J unrt made on behalf of General Bramwell Booth to restrain the Hign Council of the Salvation Army frcm acting on tjieir resolution to r. move
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    CABINET CHANGE.
    35 9 Junior Lord of the Treasury. British Official Wirelss. [British Official Wireless.] Rugby, Jan. 21. Captain Evan Wallace MP., has bjen appointed Junior Lord of the Treasury to succeed Viscount Curzon, who has resigned.
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    140 9 At the fourth annual general meeting of the North Indian Hindu Union, Singapore, held on the oth. inst. at Krishna Temple. Waterloo Street, the following were elected office-bearers for the ensuiifg year- President, Babu Suraj Nath Ray; Vice-President t M p n a ar Ray lm sen Pt. M. P.
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    WORKERS' DISTRESS IN BRITAIN.
    270 9 Prince to Visit Nine Areas. CHANNEL SCHEME FOR UNEMPLOYED? British Official Wireless. Rugby, Jan. 21. It is understood that plans are being iFllS* r S» ear by the PrTcf SLISJ? t0 u the South Wales an <* other coalfields, where acute distress prevails olet angen At
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    S.V.C. RECRUITING DAY.
    483 9 Join the Volunteers To-morrow. To-morrow will be recruiting day for the Singapore Volunteer Corps. Recruits of all races are required. Conditions of Service.—British subjects of good character, medically fit, between the ages of 18 and 40. The following is the situation as regards the strength cf the
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    To-day's Features.
    35 9 THE SILVER SCREEN, on page 2. OCR LONDON LETTER, on page 4. MALAYAN PERSONALITIES, Mr. See Tccng Wah, J.P., on page 7. MALAYANS AT HOME, on page 11. INDIA'S FUTURE, on page 12.
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      81 9 j GILBEY'S I q j j SPEY ROYAL SCOTCH WHISKY. I I I I We have every confidence in I I recommending this fine old j mellow blend to everyone. j UNVARYING QUALITY. I I OBTAINABLE AT ALL GOOD STORES 3 OB IN CASE LOTS FBOM The Sole Agents: fl
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    Sports & Pastimes. ENGLISH CUP REPLAYS.
    36 10 Sports Pastimes. ENGLISH CUP REPLAYS. Walsall and Northampton Drop Out. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. Reuter's Service. London, Jan. 21. In the F A. Cup replays Middlesborough be£ Walsall 5-1 and Millwall beat NorthampVn 2-0 on the Arsenal's ground.
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    YONG LIANG'S FOUR GOALS.
    326 10 Siamese Badly Beaten by the S.C.F.A. The large crowd that turned out at the aZtium yesterday f^« re ;S what disappointed at the display Siamese visitors S.C F.A. g form, wmr. ng by 6-1. after a y esting struggle.The*e JJ Nai Luan a? r. team they
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    The Next Two Games.
    45 10 The Siamese will be matched against the Malays at the Stadium to-morrow and on Friday the opposition will be provided by the Indo-Ceylonese, also at the Stodrom. The oppofit on for the game fixed for Sunday has not been decided upon.
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    Malacca Chinese v. S.F.A.
    114 10 On Saturday, on Kubu ground, Malacca, the Chinese F. A. met the St. Francis' Association. The fortunes cf the game fluctuated and the result was a draw, •I—3 The Franciscans were rather lucxy to escape defeat. The Chinese scorrd in the first half through Cheng Chuan.
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    Malacca v. H.M.S.
    16 10 "Cumberland." The following have been chosen to repre- Pavanam and Chan Cheng -Chuan.
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    SJ.I. v. Boustead's.
    45 10 St Joseph's Institution and wiH meet on the school ground, Brass Basah R ad fo morrov. Boustlad's will line up as Hup; Wing Kan Stewart Brow Ah Chconi, G. G. Carew, Nam Pan; TUng Chwee, Ken;? Song, Scoular, Strachan, F. B. Kilburn.
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    ARNE BORG TRIUMPHANT.
    41 10 Creates Record in Exhibition. SWIMMING. Reuter's Service. [Reuters Service.] Sydney, Jan. 21. Ane Borg, in an exhibition mile swim at Manly to-day. established a new world s record when he covered the distance in 21 minutes 6—4/5 sees.
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    C.S.C. New Year Dinner.
    48 10 The annual re-un o a dinner of the Chinese Swimming Club wi be held on Tuesday, Feb 19 at 7.30 p.m. Members wishing to attend are requested to send their names to the hon-. n"* hsttT F: 10. The minimum charge per head is
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    A NEW CLUB.
    109 10 Public Services. RUGBY FOOTBALL. Although the Public Servicer will net be a new combination on the Iccal rugger ii Id as they have played together in the Cricket Cub tournament during the present and nast seasons, they have hitherto I been pur:l*y a tournament side drawn from
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    S.C.C. II v. 2nd WELCH. II.
    94 10 Play Only if Rain Falls. The following sides will line out for the .*ame arranged for to-day. As the padang is in a very baked.state, the game wul not be played "unless rain falls sufficiently to the going:— 2nd Welch II: Pte. Jones; L/Cpls.
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    THE MALAYA CUP.
    146 10 Final Tie on Saturday. (From Our Own Correspondent Ipoh, Jan. 22. Perak folk are eagerly awaiting the rugby final on Saturday. Besides over 100 traveling by the Kuala Lumpur special train reaching the capital at 3 p.m. over a scor° of cars will be taking ladies. In
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    S.R.C. Beat S.C.C.
    267 10 HOCKEY. Th- Pandag Clubs fielded strong teams for the game last evening wh, h r r riJ in a decisive victory for the S.R.C. by six clear goals. The winners had the younger set of, forwaids and their spesd completely baffled the SCC defence who, although putting
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    Borneo-Boustead v. Services.
    125 10 A draw was the result in the game on the S.C.C. ground yesterday in which a Services team opposed the Borneo and Boustead Co., each side registering a goal in the second half. Neither side scored during the first hall, throughout which the exchanges were fairly cvsn.
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    Y.M.C.A. Beat A.P.C.
    38 10 In a fast game played yesterday the Y.M.C.A., without a goal-keeper, did well to defeat the A.P.C. 4—3. At haif time the scare was 2—1, in favour of The Y.M.C.A. played a man short throughout.
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    S.C.S.A.C. v. H.S.L.U.
    77 10 BADMINTON. A match of five singles and one doubles between the Singapore Cold Storage Athletic Club and the Health and Strength Leaguers' Union will take place on Sunday, on the latter's court (Tan Tock 3 Hospital ground), commcncing at 3.30 p.m. The following will represent the Singles':—Koh
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    GLAMORGANSHIRE LEAKAGE.
    66 10 The Welch County. CRICKET. to tae annual meeting of the Glamorgan i. q ly tricke„ Club held in Biidgend rec n'i n was rtpoted that there was a net loss on last season's working of £900. SltmJfcts jubscripticae amounteu to £2,1/74. ihe chairman said that rigid economy uoald
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    ENGLISH COUNTY CRICKET.
    68 10 The 1929 Fixtures. The county cricket fixtures for next season, published at Lords recently, possess une novel feature. Under the new scheme I formulated bv the bounty Advisory Committee, .ucn of m; 17 hrst-class countic* uiu&i :.ow pity 14 other eounti&s. The 17 lirst-class County sicks are
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    Malacca Club Meeting.
    21 10 will te a meeting of all interested in Cricket at the Malacca Club on Friday, at 6.30 p.m.
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    Garrison Defeated.
    205 10 GOLF. A match between the Keppel Golf Club and the Garrison Golf Club was played on the letter's course on Sunday, and resulted in a victory for "the visiting t.am. The following are the scores, Keppel players being mentioned first: Faterson and Upton 1», Lt. L»oi. L». tv.
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    Malacca G. C. Events.
    134 10 Mrs. Beatty and H th- winners of the Malacca Golf Club s mixed foursome handicap, with a net scor® of 37 Mrs. Holaen and Bacon being runnels up with 40%. Other scores Mrs. Glover and Oakshoit Mrs. Holmes-Smith and hlies —W Mrs. Coleman and Munro 5^—«£
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    Sepoy Lines Golf Club.
    44 10 The m n's monthly medal for January will be competed for on Jan. -6 and The GoM Medal for 1929 and Park Putter will be played for at the same turn? by the winners of the monthly medal in 1928.
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    PENANG RACES.
    64 10 To-Day's Scratching's. THE TURF. The following scratchings in to-day's Race's at Penang have been made: Race I.—Flash. Race 2.—Horatius. Race 3.—Blackkar and Dunno. Race 4.—Cinderella, Firooz and Martinware. Race 5.—L. C. and The Mahdi Race 6.— Ettirrgton, St. Bencdicta and Cumerlong. Race 7.—Lord Cambridge, Black Moon, Ayrcreat. Duke
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    1929 HOLIDAY FIXTURES.
    56 10 Interesting Competitions. POLO. Easter Holiday—Mar. 29 and Apr. 1, at Penang:—Sultan of Perak Cup (Senior Handicap); The Spooner Cup (Junior HanBirthday—May 31 and June 3, at Singapore:—The Mackray Cup (Colony v Malay States); The MacDonald Cup (junior Handicap). August Bank Holiday—Aug. 3 and 5, at Kuala Lumpur:—The
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    45 10 Chin Woo A. A. v. T.C.S. Party. PING-PONG. An interesting return game of Ping Pong was played on Saturday between the Chin Woo Athletic Association and Tan Cheng Seah's Party, and ended in a narrow victory for the latter, the score being 4 to 3.
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    PERAK ASSOCIATION.
    130 10 A Successful First Season. LAWN TENNIS. (Fiom Our Own Correspondent Ipoh, Jan. 21. In view cf the spoits seasons in Peiak beinir clearly defined and the closing of rugby and hockey this month.the cricket and soccer associations are getting busy with pro- erammes and calling general meetings. P.nak
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    ST. GEORGE SOCIETY.
    255 10 Decrease in Membership. At a committee meeting of the Royal Society of St. George, held in the Cricket Club on Fiiday, the honorary treasurer renorted that tha balance in hand at the bank wis $1,004.51,; investments $1,000; that subscriptions were coming in slowly and that minders would
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    539 10 Th, "Kalyan" has left Hong Kong and is expected to arrive here at o p.m. to morrow. She wfU proved a.ongside the wharves on arrival. The N Y.K. liner, "Tottori Maru,' is scheduled to arrive here .foni Sues on the 25th inst. Sh? will sad for Japan tn~
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    REGISTRY OF VEHICLES.
    181 10 Official Reply to Critics. The transference of the registry of vehicles from the police to the Municipality has occasioned much criticism in our correspondence columns, and we are authorised by the Registrar of Vehicles to give the following information: The department is compiling an entirely new Register
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    CONTINENTAL CABLES.
    478 10 Germany's Treaty Witn China. [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia.] Berlin, Jan. 21. The Berlin press welcomes the enacting of the Chinese-German Commercial Treaty of Aug 17, 1928, a ratification notice ot which the respective rhaneed to-day. It hop Is that the tieaty will prove a new milestone in Sino-German friendship
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    129 10 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 152 equal to $100. The rate of payment of Money Orders from India and Ceylon is Rs. 155 equal to $100. Some doubt seems to exist in the minus of the public as to the conditions
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    Correspondence.
    72 10 [Our reader» are invited to l9 jn subjects of public interest. T? 1 to understood that the "Malaya not necessarily endorse opinions «.vt ay correspondents. Letters should arief as possible, and preferably written. Pen-names may be u.n-d lanies and addresses of corresn Ut VH hould be enclosed as a
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    Indians in Malaya.
    438 10 #To the Editor, Malaya Tribune."* Sir,—With reference to the H| 'Honest Thought" published n youroi :>f the 17th inst., I wish to just one paragraph which dealt question of "dignity" in discussion vj* Ej3 jays that "in discussing questions of H munal problems, dignity i a shallow
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    EX-SERVICE WOMEN.
    134 10 Extending Social Activities. The first annual general meetinf i the Ex-Services' Association of MaUyii women was he:d in the Europe Hotĕ-a attendance being moderate. Mr*. .ook the chair. The accounts and report of las: were passed unanimously. The m«» discussed was the possible Association's activities. It was dectt.
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    A FALLEN WIRE.
    139 10 Claim for Damages to a W An accident which Road on Oct. 21, ISWj lided with a fallen eker.c was re-echoed in^ morning, before the Chief Ju liam Murison, when Mr. r- t l the Singapore Tract: I recovery of damages to n» s The plaintiff alleged
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    KUCHAI'S DREDGE DAMAGED.
    42 10 The directors of th Co.. Ltd., regret to inst. th: bucket lme O and in the pro* ft* 9 buckets it has so far are fractured tail buckets do not exceea hoped to repair the dare dredge in operation
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    Malayans at Home.
    983 11 I -BROADCASTING" AT SINGAPORE. I Somebody's Leg Pulled! (Special to the Malaya Tribune," by Harry Kemis.") London, Dec. 27. Mr. Banner was telling me at Malaya House the oth. r day that he has contributed "lone article on the subject of Singapore's broadcasting activities to "World Radio/'*
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